Thread: Pipe of the Day

HPCS Trout Stream in my first ever four digit Kaywoodie (a 7742). I'm not a huge aromatic guy but this stuff is absolutely delicious. It smokes better than most "wowing the spectators" blends. The room note is very butterscotch but it's not goopy, bitey or sickly sweet. It's not something that would ever turn into a go-to blend for me but when the sweet tooth hits it's just what the doctor ordered.

Passed the theory section of my driving test yesterday so celebrated with a bowl of cherry cavendish and a bottle of fraoch.

Geek

House match to Dr pats Irish mix in a block meerschaum,
Bootleg brewery 'raging bull' dark ale while putting an
Edge on my birthday present from my wife.
LIFE IS GOOD!!

Originally Posted by TheGeek

Passed the theory section of my driving test yesterday so celebrated with a bowl of cherry cavendish and a bottle of fraoch.

Geek

Well done. When is the practical?

Not till mid November which leaves little room for error as I need to have my licence before baby appears at the beginning of December....

Geek

Originally Posted by KalgoorlieBoi

House match to Dr pats Irish mix in a block meerschaum,
Bootleg brewery 'raging bull' dark ale while putting an
Edge on my birthday present from my wife.
LIFE IS GOOD!!

Long time no see. Welcome back mate. You'll have to PM me how that family of yours is going.


Mick

Originally Posted by TheGeek

Not till mid November which leaves little room for error as I need to have my licence before baby appears at the beginning of December....

Geek

Geez, Scotland in mid Nov, its gonna be cold dark and wet. All you need to do is not panic. It'll be even worse in December when I am over. Congratualtions on the future arrival too, is it your first?

Originally Posted by SantamourJr

Submitted my first paper for publishing with the Western Academy of Management. I'll keep you guys posted if they accept or reject it. Now, I'm sitting back with my Peterson Churchwarden and enjoying some Frog Morton on the Town.

Best of luck!

Depending on the number of submissions they get, it may be awhile before you hear back from them. They will most likely send it out for review. Some reviewers take forever. The reviewer will then either recommend that it be published as is or that it be published with his/her recommended revisions.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Geez, Scotland in mid Nov, its gonna be cold dark and wet. All you need to do is not panic. It'll be even worse in December when I am over. Congratualtions on the future arrival too, is it your first?

I have cunningly booked it for lunchtime. Quietish roads and daylight lol

Geek

Originally Posted by jhenry

Best of luck!

Depending on the number of submissions they get, it may be awhile before you hear back from them. They will most likely send it out for review. Some reviewers take forever. The reviewer will then either recommend that it be published as is or that it be published with his/her recommended revisions.

All steps carefully planned to drive me crazy with impatience. But, I've had positive reviews from those in charge of my program, and they have already said if it is not accepted to WAM then they have other ideas about where to present the paper.

However, this all gives me time to work on my next paper. Thanks for you insight into the process. All information helps and I'm as green a scholar as they come. If you're bored enough, let me know and I'll send you a copy of my paper for your amusement.